NEWS Disneyland Paris Updates & Features

Disneyland Paris has now confirmed it will be closed to visitors completely from 30th October 2020 in line with the new measures imposed on France by president Emmanuel Macron. Furthermore, following an aspiration to re-open for the Christmas holiday period, it will then also close for over one complete further month from 4th January to 12th February 2021.

Disneyland Paris has just announced the resort will begin re-opening from 15th July 2020, with a gradual phased re-opening for theme parks, attractions and hotels, spanning through to September, and numerous new health and safety interventions.

Disneyland Paris has unveiled the first detailed concept rendering of the new Frozen themed area coming to Walt Disney Studios Park as part of its major, multi-year expansion.

September 2019’s Disneyland Paris Pin Trading releases begin next weekend with a complete collection of new Halloween pins, followed by exclusive Annual Pass pins, The Nightmare Before Christmas, the women of Peter Pan, Autumn and three new silver character coins. The thirteen Disneyland Paris Run Weekend pins and commemorative lanyard are particularly special.

REVIEW — Disneyland Paris raised its live entertainment credentials ever higher this weekend with the premiere of The Lion King: Rhythms of the Pride Lands, a stunning and refreshing take on Disney’s greatest modern story with world class stage production values.

For eleven days from 18th to 28th June, Walt Disney Studios Park will be hosting a mini-festival celebrating Pixar’s greatest stars during Toy Story Play Days.

The popular Royal Breakfast with Disney Princesses trialled earlier this year will return to Fantasyland table service restaurant Auberge de Cendrillon, Disneyland Paris has confirmed.

The revised hour of Extra Magic Time at both Disneyland Paris parks just got even more useful from this month — you can now wake yourself up with the technicolour Toy Story Playland, too.

Guess no more — the goblins and ghoulies of Phantom Manor will once again summon you to dance through the night at Melanie Ravenswood’s ill-fated wedding celebrations: from 3rd May 2019.

Disneyland Paris has taken steps to cover its holiday booking terms and conditions against the scheduled exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union on 29th March 2019, adding a “how Brexit may affect your booking” box to the wording.